This post will show you how to quickly modify the balance levels on Windows 11 when the speakers or headphones don’t sound balanced.
Even while the system can automatically adjust the audio settings when you connect a pair of speakers or headphones, there are situations when you might need to manually adjust the settings to correct uneven levels when the music doesn’t sound good.
For whatever reason, Windows 11 gives you the option to adjust the balance levels in at least two methods using the Control Panel and Settings app. You should switch to mono audio if you have trouble hearing sounds coming from your computer.
This tutorial will show you how to adjust Windows 11’s balancing settings.
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Adjust sound balance (left and right) on Windows 11
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Adjust sound balance (left and right) from Control Panel
Adjust sound balance (left and right) on Windows 11
Follow these instructions to change the Windows 11 sound balance on the left and right:
OpenSettings on Windows 11.
Select “System.”
Select the Sound tab.
To change the sound balance, choose the speakers.
To adjust the balance levels, utilize the Left and Right channel sliders in the Output settings section.
The audio will output with your balance setup after you’ve finished the stages.
Adjust sound balance (left and right) from Control Panel
Follow these instructions to adjust the audio balance levels in Windows 11’s Control Panel:
Open the settings.
Select “System.”
Select the Sound tab.
Click the More sound options option in the Advanced section.
Click the Properties option after selecting the speakers or headphones to adjust the audio balance levels.
Press the Levelstab button.
Click the button labeled Balance.
To adjust Windows 11’s sound balance settings, use the LandRsliders.
Press the “OK” button.
Press the “Apply” button.
Press the “OK” button.
The updated balance levels will be applied to your Windows 11 system once you have finished the tasks.